You’ll have a blast! Our first trip as well. The tide charts are your friend. As is low PSI.
We can help with that, shoot us a message!Hello Everyone! New to the forum and the Bronco Nation.
I recently bought a 2021 Big Bend 2.3 mt 4 door and absolutely love it. It had several mods already done by the previous owner, but I have been learning a lot from this forum and have done some more myself. Next week is 3.5" RC lift kit and 35/12.5/17 MT Baja tires and power steps! My wife is 4'8"
I appreciate all the posts and advice from this forum!
We've enjoyed a few trips to Galveston with the top down.
Some of the mods are:
JB4 tune, Flow master exhaust, receiver hitch, Oracle tail lights (driver side isn't working), push bar and fog lights, wheels, hidden winch, hood struts, tailgate table and a bunch of little stuff.
Finally finished running the wires for my Wolfbox, putting interior panels back in, and checking things out on a test drive. Just need to clean up the wires above the mirror and decide how I’m mounting the rear camera permanently.
Nicely done! Cant even tell its there! I purchased the VIOFO dashcam, it needs a constant power to use the "park mode". Did you use a constant power source, and if so do you know which fuse? Planned on tapping in to engine fuse box. I believe 32 and 33 may be constant, but they are Jcase/Mcase type fuses (like a mini relay cube). Not familiar with those fuses and they are not "fuse tappable". I thought the micro3's were hard to find locally...
Thanks! The Wolfbox OEM bracket makes it look a lot better than strapping it to the existing mirror.
RC tie rods going bad with less than 500 miles?!?!?!
I'll find out exactly what went wrong when I go pick it up at the shop. They were installed early '24. Bronco spends most of it's time in the garage at home. Dealership noticed during a scheduled oil change and install shop verified. It did see a long day of serious off-roading two weeks ago here in Michigan. Other trail times were fairly mild.
